The document discusses upcoming events organized by the International Controller Association (ICV) in 2013. It highlights a 1st Congress of the ICV to be held in Barcelona, Spain from June 6-7, featuring speakers from Deutsche Lufthansa AG and Controller Akademie. It also promotes the 7th International Controller Congress in Poznań, Poland from April 18-19 on improving efficiency and the controller's new role. The document provides contact information for both events and quotes from past participants praising their quality and experience exchange. It also caricatures ICV Board Member Conrad Günther, portraying him as an influential and experienced figure within the controlling community.
1) A field day was held at the North Alabama Horticulture Research Center to educate people about blueberry varieties and culture based on an ongoing variety trial.
2) Master gardeners conducted a taste test of the varieties where 'Yadkin' was rated the best, followed by 'Alapaha' and 'Climax'.
3) Presenters discussed topics like establishment, pruning, fertilization and irrigation of blueberries and results of the variety evaluation trial.
This document provides information about activities of the International Controller Association (ICV) including:
1) An overview of the first issue of the ICV Bulletin including articles on the 10 core elements of sustainable controlling, the first Green Controlling Prize awarded, and an interview.
2) Details from the ICV Management Conference held in November 2011, including a presentation on volatility and the organization's growth in membership and number of working groups over the past 10 years.
3) Mention of Serbia becoming a new ICV member country.
This document is a newsletter from the International Controller Association (ICVA) announcing upcoming events and articles. It discusses two upcoming controller congresses in Poznan and Munich to take place in April and May with over 1000 guests and 40 speakers expected. It also previews articles on assessing individual employee values and a company's budgeting methods. Volkswagen Poznan is highlighted as exemplifying the ICVA's 10 core controlling values through its focus on sustainability, risk management, and transparent reporting. An employee from Volkswagen Poznan who created a project to raise awareness of company values among staff is speaking at the Poznan congress.
The document discusses upcoming events for members of the International Controller Association in the first half of 2013, including controller congresses in Poland, Germany, Serbia, and Spain. It also provides a history of the development of the International Controller Association in Poland over the past nine years, during which it has grown from one local work group to eleven work groups across the country. The document profiles Dr. Walter Schmidt, a member of the ICV board, focusing on his background and role in the organization.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1. Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European
countries.
2. Provides members with access to leading controlling expertise through working groups,
conferences, publications, and networking opportunities to support professional
development and success.
3. Develops practical controlling solutions through ten specialist groups combining research,
practice, and collaboration between controllers, academics, and consultants.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1) Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Europe. z Exchange of experience in specialist
working groups
2) Provides members access to a community of controllers and executives to exchange ideas,
insights into future trends, and practical tools through working groups and publications. z Valuable contacts and networking
opportunities
3) Organizes the leading annual Controller Congress in Europe and other conferences to
discuss the latest developments and solutions in controlling.
z Practically oriented publications
The International Controller Association (ICV):
1) Was founded in 1975 and has over 6,000 members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European countries.
2) Aims to promote the exchange of ideas and communication between controllers, CFOs, managers, and academics.
3) Applies the guiding principle of economically sustainable success and addresses main developments in business management by providing practical controlling tools and solutions.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1. Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European
countries.
2. Provides members with access to leading controlling expertise through working groups,
conferences, publications, and networking opportunities to support professional
development and knowledge sharing.
3. Develops practical controlling solutions through ten specialist groups made up of experts,
consultants, and academics to address current challenges in areas like business intelligence,
risk management, and innovation.
1) A field day was held at the North Alabama Horticulture Research Center to educate people about blueberry varieties and culture based on an ongoing variety trial.
2) Master gardeners conducted a taste test of the varieties where 'Yadkin' was rated the best, followed by 'Alapaha' and 'Climax'.
3) Presenters discussed topics like establishment, pruning, fertilization and irrigation of blueberries and results of the variety evaluation trial.
This document provides information about activities of the International Controller Association (ICV) including:
1) An overview of the first issue of the ICV Bulletin including articles on the 10 core elements of sustainable controlling, the first Green Controlling Prize awarded, and an interview.
2) Details from the ICV Management Conference held in November 2011, including a presentation on volatility and the organization's growth in membership and number of working groups over the past 10 years.
3) Mention of Serbia becoming a new ICV member country.
This document is a newsletter from the International Controller Association (ICVA) announcing upcoming events and articles. It discusses two upcoming controller congresses in Poznan and Munich to take place in April and May with over 1000 guests and 40 speakers expected. It also previews articles on assessing individual employee values and a company's budgeting methods. Volkswagen Poznan is highlighted as exemplifying the ICVA's 10 core controlling values through its focus on sustainability, risk management, and transparent reporting. An employee from Volkswagen Poznan who created a project to raise awareness of company values among staff is speaking at the Poznan congress.
The document discusses upcoming events for members of the International Controller Association in the first half of 2013, including controller congresses in Poland, Germany, Serbia, and Spain. It also provides a history of the development of the International Controller Association in Poland over the past nine years, during which it has grown from one local work group to eleven work groups across the country. The document profiles Dr. Walter Schmidt, a member of the ICV board, focusing on his background and role in the organization.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1. Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European
countries.
2. Provides members with access to leading controlling expertise through working groups,
conferences, publications, and networking opportunities to support professional
development and success.
3. Develops practical controlling solutions through ten specialist groups combining research,
practice, and collaboration between controllers, academics, and consultants.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1) Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Europe. z Exchange of experience in specialist
working groups
2) Provides members access to a community of controllers and executives to exchange ideas,
insights into future trends, and practical tools through working groups and publications. z Valuable contacts and networking
opportunities
3) Organizes the leading annual Controller Congress in Europe and other conferences to
discuss the latest developments and solutions in controlling.
z Practically oriented publications
The International Controller Association (ICV):
1) Was founded in 1975 and has over 6,000 members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European countries.
2) Aims to promote the exchange of ideas and communication between controllers, CFOs, managers, and academics.
3) Applies the guiding principle of economically sustainable success and addresses main developments in business management by providing practical controlling tools and solutions.
the highest level
The International Controller Association (ICV): z Insight into future-oriented
controlling trends and methods
1. Is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 dedicated to serving over 6,000 controller
members across Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other Central and Eastern European
countries.
2. Provides members with access to leading controlling expertise through working groups,
conferences, publications, and networking opportunities to support professional
development and knowledge sharing.
3. Develops practical controlling solutions through ten specialist groups made up of experts,
consultants, and academics to address current challenges in areas like business intelligence,
risk management, and innovation.
The document summarizes recent events and topics from the International Controller Association (ICV). It discusses that in 2014, the ICV focused on sustainability, big data, and ICV awards. It provides details on the winners of the Green Controlling Award and Controlling Newcomer Award. It also announces upcoming ICV conferences in Croatia, Russia, Serbia, and the ACCID Congress in Barcelona with speaker details.
The document discusses sustainability controlling in public transport companies. It notes that while public transport inherently promotes sustainability goals, not all public transport companies see sustainability as a strategic priority. It then outlines some starting points for integrating sustainability into controlling practices, including factoring sustainability impacts into investment decisions, implementing carbon accounting, integrating environmental, economic and social dimensions into reporting, and managing sustainability objectives within the overall management system. The article aims to provide ideas for public transport companies looking to strengthen their sustainability controlling.
The article profiles Prof. Dr. Heimo Losbichler, a member of the ICV Board. It describes him as a workaholic who writes many publications late at night after putting his children to bed, though he always reserves an hour for them each evening. As a university professor, his students appreciate his teaching skills and open door policy. He explains complex topics simply. The article also notes that Losbichler balances his heavy work schedule through running 1800 km per year and skiing with his family during holidays.
The International Controller Association (ICV) is a non-profit association founded in 1975 that aims to promote controlling expertise. It has over 6,000 members across 12 European countries. The ICV brings together controllers, CFOs, managers and academics to exchange ideas and focus on future trends. It develops practical controlling solutions through working groups and publications. The ICV also organizes an annual controller congress that is a leading professional event for controlling in Europe. The association's philosophy is that economic sustainability and enduring corporate value enhancement should guide controlling work. Controllers are considered partners to management who aim to ensure transparency and support goal setting, planning and control.
- International groups of companies often establish subsidiaries in other countries for reasons like access to resources, proximity to customers, lower wages, and logistics advantages. This requires determining appropriate transfer prices between subsidiaries.
- Transfer prices aim to properly allocate costs and services among subsidiaries. They serve internal goals like coordination and incentives, and external goals like avoiding double taxation. Factors like local wages and the subsidiary's role influence transfer pricing.
- The article provides an overview of transfer pricing considerations, methods, and the roles of subsidiaries. It compares approaches and aims to help optimize companies' transfer pricing strategies.
The document summarizes recent and upcoming events held by the International Controller Association (ICV). It discusses the 7th International Controller Congress that was held in Poznan, Poland, as well as other conferences in Munich, Belgrade, Barcelona, and Kaliningrad. It highlights some of the main upcoming events for ICV members in the second half of the year in locations across Europe. It also includes an interview with Bundesbank principal Wilhelm Lipp about controlling at the Deutsche Bundesbank, and an interview with Prof. Péter Horváth about opportunities and risks in managing ecological issues in companies.
The 1st OECD Roundtable on Cities and Regions for the SDGs was held at the OECD Headquarters in Paris on 7 March 2019, within the scope of the OECD programme on A Territorial Approach to the SDGs. The Roundtable brought together cities, regions, national governments, international organisations, private sector and other key stakeholders to identify trends and challenges in the localisation of the SDGs, including the experiences and key findings from the pilots of the programme.
This document summarizes the key events from the International Controller Association's (ICV) spring and summer newsletters. It discusses the successful 39th Controller Congress held in Munich in May, where members celebrated Dr. Albrecht Deyhle's 80th birthday. It announces upcoming award competitions and encourages members to consider nominating their company for recognition. It also previews ICV's autumn events and encourages members to attend.
AIESEC Connect Newsletter Oct 2011 for Alumni and Supporters at PwC - part 3Claudia Pop-Călinescu
PwC and AIESEC provide the following opportunities in FY2012:
1) Regional conferences that aim to improve international exchange programs and networking for members, allowing PwC to engage students as a top employer.
2) Specific conferences include EUROExpro 2012 in Greece with 300 members from 46 countries, and a MENA exchange leadership seminar in Morocco.
3) PwC can participate in workshops, panels and competitions at these conferences on topics like organization and finance to support youth leadership while showcasing PwC's expertise.
PwC and AIESEC have a global partnership. In 2012, AIESEC will hold 5 regional conferences that PwC can get involved in to recruit interns, showcase their brand, and participate in CSR initiatives. The conferences will take place in Greece, Morocco, Malaysia, Morocco, and Colombia between March-May 2012. PwC is encouraged to discuss participation with the AIESEC Global Coordinator.
The article discusses the International Group of Controlling's (IGC) efforts to promote measuring the performance of controllers and controlling processes. This includes establishing a framework of controlling process metrics to help controllers precisely measure their own activities and key performance indicators. The framework provides information to continuously improve controlling processes. It aims to close the lack of metrics to measure controlling performance. Adopting these metrics can strengthen the professional image of controllers.
The document provides information about the International Controller Association (ICV). In 3 sentences:
The ICV is an association for controllers founded in 1975 that now has over 6,000 members across 12 European countries. It aims to facilitate the exchange of controlling expertise and trends between its members through working groups, publications, and conferences. The ICV promotes the philosophy that controlling supports economically sustainable success when controllers and managers work together as partners.
The document is a profitability report on Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) submitted by a student named Anindya Ghosh for their BBA program. It includes an introduction to ONGC, the auditor's report on ONGC's financial statements, statements of profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flows. It also analyzes the financial performance and position of ONGC based on the statements. Overall, the report examines the profitability of ONGC using their audited financial reports in order to fulfill the requirements for a BBA degree.
The International Controller Association (ICV) has continued its successful internationalization strategy by establishing its first working group in Slovenia in March 2008, bringing the total number of countries with an ICV presence to twelve. ICV aims to spread its controlling philosophy to neighboring countries and support the development of local expertise through knowledge sharing activities. It has also made progress translating publications and conferences into other languages to better integrate non-German speaking members.
The International Controller Association (ICV) has successfully expanded its controlling philosophy to neighboring countries through internationalization. ICV now has a presence in twelve countries through working groups and conferences. ICV supports the development of local controlling expertise through knowledge sharing and activities between countries. The goal is to increase benefits for members by allowing them to expand their networks and problem-solving skills internationally.
A Study on Working Capital Management of Anantha PVC Private Ltdijtsrd
Working capital is that amount of funds which is requiring carrying out the day to day transactions of an enterprise whether big or small. It may also regard as that position of an enterprise total capital which is employed in its short term operations those operations consist of primarily such items such as raw materials, semi finished goods, finished goods, sundry debtors, short term investments etc. Thus working capital also refers to all the short term assets known as current assets used in day to day operations of an organizations Working capital sometimes called as networking capital is represented by the excess of current assets over the current liabilities and identifies the relatively liquid portion of total enterprise capital which constitutes a margin of buffer for maturing obligations with in the ordinary operating cycle of the business. The accounting principles of board of the American institute of certified public accountants. The main objective of the working capital management is to evaluate the company inventory position to analyze the company current ratio and liquidity ratios to analyze the company gross working capital and networking capital position and to identify the growth of inventory and net sales of the company to analyze the company performance the main tools and techniques which are used in this analysis are bar diagram, tables, ratio analysis and working capital changes. C. Sneha | Dr. B. C Lakshmanna "A Study on Working Capital Management of Anantha PVC Private Ltd" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd45167.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/accounting-and-finance/45167/a-study-on-working-capital-management-of-anantha-pvc-private-ltd/c-sneha
The report analyzes climate finance provided by developed countries to developing countries in 2013-14, finding a total of $57 billion. It provides a breakdown of public and private finance sources. Methodologies for tracking climate finance are improving but need further progress. Key findings include most public climate finance coming from bilateral and multilateral sources, with most finance targeting mitigation over adaptation. The report aims to enhance transparency around climate finance accounting.
The document is the 2017 annual report for IABC (International Association of Business Communicators). It summarizes the organization's activities and achievements in 2017 across its three strategic pillars - advancing the profession, connecting members, and developing strategic communicators. Key highlights include launching new technology like The Hub for online collaboration, growing membership offerings, expanding certification programs, increasing on-demand education through the IABC Academy, recognizing excellence through the Gold Quill Awards, refreshing the World Conference, and emphasizing ethics in the profession. The report demonstrates progress in implementing IABC's 2017-2020 strategy.
ACCIONA is a leading Spanish infrastructure, energy, water and services company operating in over 30 countries. In 2015, ACCIONA had sales of €6.5 billion and over 32,000 employees. The company is committed to sustainable development and focuses on renewable energy, infrastructure, water and services projects that contribute to social well-being and environmental balance. ACCIONA's mission is to be a leader in developing sustainable infrastructure, water, renewable energy and service solutions to improve lives for current and future generations.
Die ICV-Digitalisierungsoffensive - das sagen die TeilnehmerICV_eV
ICV-Digitalisierungsoffensive zeigt die Chancen, die sich im Controlling durch die Digitalisierung ergeben. Mit Informationen, Webinaren (kostenlos), Business Innovation Labs und Action Research Projekten.
The document summarizes recent events and topics from the International Controller Association (ICV). It discusses that in 2014, the ICV focused on sustainability, big data, and ICV awards. It provides details on the winners of the Green Controlling Award and Controlling Newcomer Award. It also announces upcoming ICV conferences in Croatia, Russia, Serbia, and the ACCID Congress in Barcelona with speaker details.
The document discusses sustainability controlling in public transport companies. It notes that while public transport inherently promotes sustainability goals, not all public transport companies see sustainability as a strategic priority. It then outlines some starting points for integrating sustainability into controlling practices, including factoring sustainability impacts into investment decisions, implementing carbon accounting, integrating environmental, economic and social dimensions into reporting, and managing sustainability objectives within the overall management system. The article aims to provide ideas for public transport companies looking to strengthen their sustainability controlling.
The article profiles Prof. Dr. Heimo Losbichler, a member of the ICV Board. It describes him as a workaholic who writes many publications late at night after putting his children to bed, though he always reserves an hour for them each evening. As a university professor, his students appreciate his teaching skills and open door policy. He explains complex topics simply. The article also notes that Losbichler balances his heavy work schedule through running 1800 km per year and skiing with his family during holidays.
The International Controller Association (ICV) is a non-profit association founded in 1975 that aims to promote controlling expertise. It has over 6,000 members across 12 European countries. The ICV brings together controllers, CFOs, managers and academics to exchange ideas and focus on future trends. It develops practical controlling solutions through working groups and publications. The ICV also organizes an annual controller congress that is a leading professional event for controlling in Europe. The association's philosophy is that economic sustainability and enduring corporate value enhancement should guide controlling work. Controllers are considered partners to management who aim to ensure transparency and support goal setting, planning and control.
- International groups of companies often establish subsidiaries in other countries for reasons like access to resources, proximity to customers, lower wages, and logistics advantages. This requires determining appropriate transfer prices between subsidiaries.
- Transfer prices aim to properly allocate costs and services among subsidiaries. They serve internal goals like coordination and incentives, and external goals like avoiding double taxation. Factors like local wages and the subsidiary's role influence transfer pricing.
- The article provides an overview of transfer pricing considerations, methods, and the roles of subsidiaries. It compares approaches and aims to help optimize companies' transfer pricing strategies.
The document summarizes recent and upcoming events held by the International Controller Association (ICV). It discusses the 7th International Controller Congress that was held in Poznan, Poland, as well as other conferences in Munich, Belgrade, Barcelona, and Kaliningrad. It highlights some of the main upcoming events for ICV members in the second half of the year in locations across Europe. It also includes an interview with Bundesbank principal Wilhelm Lipp about controlling at the Deutsche Bundesbank, and an interview with Prof. Péter Horváth about opportunities and risks in managing ecological issues in companies.
The 1st OECD Roundtable on Cities and Regions for the SDGs was held at the OECD Headquarters in Paris on 7 March 2019, within the scope of the OECD programme on A Territorial Approach to the SDGs. The Roundtable brought together cities, regions, national governments, international organisations, private sector and other key stakeholders to identify trends and challenges in the localisation of the SDGs, including the experiences and key findings from the pilots of the programme.
This document summarizes the key events from the International Controller Association's (ICV) spring and summer newsletters. It discusses the successful 39th Controller Congress held in Munich in May, where members celebrated Dr. Albrecht Deyhle's 80th birthday. It announces upcoming award competitions and encourages members to consider nominating their company for recognition. It also previews ICV's autumn events and encourages members to attend.
AIESEC Connect Newsletter Oct 2011 for Alumni and Supporters at PwC - part 3Claudia Pop-Călinescu
PwC and AIESEC provide the following opportunities in FY2012:
1) Regional conferences that aim to improve international exchange programs and networking for members, allowing PwC to engage students as a top employer.
2) Specific conferences include EUROExpro 2012 in Greece with 300 members from 46 countries, and a MENA exchange leadership seminar in Morocco.
3) PwC can participate in workshops, panels and competitions at these conferences on topics like organization and finance to support youth leadership while showcasing PwC's expertise.
PwC and AIESEC have a global partnership. In 2012, AIESEC will hold 5 regional conferences that PwC can get involved in to recruit interns, showcase their brand, and participate in CSR initiatives. The conferences will take place in Greece, Morocco, Malaysia, Morocco, and Colombia between March-May 2012. PwC is encouraged to discuss participation with the AIESEC Global Coordinator.
The article discusses the International Group of Controlling's (IGC) efforts to promote measuring the performance of controllers and controlling processes. This includes establishing a framework of controlling process metrics to help controllers precisely measure their own activities and key performance indicators. The framework provides information to continuously improve controlling processes. It aims to close the lack of metrics to measure controlling performance. Adopting these metrics can strengthen the professional image of controllers.
The document provides information about the International Controller Association (ICV). In 3 sentences:
The ICV is an association for controllers founded in 1975 that now has over 6,000 members across 12 European countries. It aims to facilitate the exchange of controlling expertise and trends between its members through working groups, publications, and conferences. The ICV promotes the philosophy that controlling supports economically sustainable success when controllers and managers work together as partners.
The document is a profitability report on Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) submitted by a student named Anindya Ghosh for their BBA program. It includes an introduction to ONGC, the auditor's report on ONGC's financial statements, statements of profit and loss, balance sheet, and cash flows. It also analyzes the financial performance and position of ONGC based on the statements. Overall, the report examines the profitability of ONGC using their audited financial reports in order to fulfill the requirements for a BBA degree.
The International Controller Association (ICV) has continued its successful internationalization strategy by establishing its first working group in Slovenia in March 2008, bringing the total number of countries with an ICV presence to twelve. ICV aims to spread its controlling philosophy to neighboring countries and support the development of local expertise through knowledge sharing activities. It has also made progress translating publications and conferences into other languages to better integrate non-German speaking members.
The International Controller Association (ICV) has successfully expanded its controlling philosophy to neighboring countries through internationalization. ICV now has a presence in twelve countries through working groups and conferences. ICV supports the development of local controlling expertise through knowledge sharing and activities between countries. The goal is to increase benefits for members by allowing them to expand their networks and problem-solving skills internationally.
A Study on Working Capital Management of Anantha PVC Private Ltdijtsrd
Working capital is that amount of funds which is requiring carrying out the day to day transactions of an enterprise whether big or small. It may also regard as that position of an enterprise total capital which is employed in its short term operations those operations consist of primarily such items such as raw materials, semi finished goods, finished goods, sundry debtors, short term investments etc. Thus working capital also refers to all the short term assets known as current assets used in day to day operations of an organizations Working capital sometimes called as networking capital is represented by the excess of current assets over the current liabilities and identifies the relatively liquid portion of total enterprise capital which constitutes a margin of buffer for maturing obligations with in the ordinary operating cycle of the business. The accounting principles of board of the American institute of certified public accountants. The main objective of the working capital management is to evaluate the company inventory position to analyze the company current ratio and liquidity ratios to analyze the company gross working capital and networking capital position and to identify the growth of inventory and net sales of the company to analyze the company performance the main tools and techniques which are used in this analysis are bar diagram, tables, ratio analysis and working capital changes. C. Sneha | Dr. B. C Lakshmanna "A Study on Working Capital Management of Anantha PVC Private Ltd" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-5 | Issue-5 , August 2021, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd45167.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/management/accounting-and-finance/45167/a-study-on-working-capital-management-of-anantha-pvc-private-ltd/c-sneha
The report analyzes climate finance provided by developed countries to developing countries in 2013-14, finding a total of $57 billion. It provides a breakdown of public and private finance sources. Methodologies for tracking climate finance are improving but need further progress. Key findings include most public climate finance coming from bilateral and multilateral sources, with most finance targeting mitigation over adaptation. The report aims to enhance transparency around climate finance accounting.
The document is the 2017 annual report for IABC (International Association of Business Communicators). It summarizes the organization's activities and achievements in 2017 across its three strategic pillars - advancing the profession, connecting members, and developing strategic communicators. Key highlights include launching new technology like The Hub for online collaboration, growing membership offerings, expanding certification programs, increasing on-demand education through the IABC Academy, recognizing excellence through the Gold Quill Awards, refreshing the World Conference, and emphasizing ethics in the profession. The report demonstrates progress in implementing IABC's 2017-2020 strategy.
ACCIONA is a leading Spanish infrastructure, energy, water and services company operating in over 30 countries. In 2015, ACCIONA had sales of €6.5 billion and over 32,000 employees. The company is committed to sustainable development and focuses on renewable energy, infrastructure, water and services projects that contribute to social well-being and environmental balance. ACCIONA's mission is to be a leader in developing sustainable infrastructure, water, renewable energy and service solutions to improve lives for current and future generations.
Die ICV-Digitalisierungsoffensive - das sagen die TeilnehmerICV_eV
ICV-Digitalisierungsoffensive zeigt die Chancen, die sich im Controlling durch die Digitalisierung ergeben. Mit Informationen, Webinaren (kostenlos), Business Innovation Labs und Action Research Projekten.
Controlling Competence Stuttgart 2016 Regionalveranstaltung des Internationalen Controller Vereins Fachtagung für alle, die sich für Controlling interessieren
This document provides an overview of the agenda and activities of the ICV Poland delegation. It discusses expanding cooperation with universities in Poland through membership and joint postgraduate degree programs. It also summarizes efforts to acquire new corporate members and improve core activities like the annual Controlling Intelligence Adventure conference and regional working group meetings. Surveys of these meetings find that their substantive content and friendly atmosphere are strengths while organization and outreach could be improved.
This document provides an overview of big data and its potential for controllers. It defines big data as large volumes of diverse data that are created and analyzed rapidly. The document outlines how big data is currently used successfully in some industries to improve processes and decisions. However, many companies also view big data skeptically due to high costs and risks. The document then discusses how big data opens new opportunities for controllers to enhance planning and decision making but also poses new challenges as their role may overlap with new data-focused jobs. It concludes by recommending controllers actively engage with big data to benefit from the trends and opportunities it presents.
The International Controller Association (ICV) was founded in 1975 in Germany and has since expanded to over 6,000 members across 16 countries. The ICV aims to promote controlling as a philosophy of sustainable financial success through knowledge sharing between its member controllers, CFOs, and academics. It provides forums for experts to develop practical controlling solutions and offers publications, conferences, and working groups to its members.
1. International
Controller Association
In this issue:
ICV Statement
“Modern Budgeting”
Plan the new year 2013 with
the ICV!
Board’s Christmas Letter
ICV Bulletin | December 2012
Dear Readers!
Green-Controlling-Prize 2012 goes
to Hansgrohe SE The year’s end is a good time for changes.
Last year in December we did give you the
“Green Controlling - Green Profit - Green Future“ first issue of the ICV Bulletin. And this De-
cember—what has changed in the ICV?
On Thursday (November 29, 2012) Hansgrohe SE from
Schiltach in Black Forest has been awarded with the But don’t we change all the time? We do gain
Green-Controlling Prize of Péter Horváth’s Foundation new members all the time, not only indivi-
in collaboration with International Controller Association dual, but also company members. We organize
(ICV) for Controlling Solutions “Green Controlling - conferences and regional workshops — just to mention
Green Profit - Green Future“. Controlling Competence Stuttgart. Thanks to engaged
managers and good leaders there are new mem-
The 10,000 EUR prize was given for the second time ber countries in our Association! Milena Heim is
during the conference “10th Controlling Competence the Head of the Work Group England and Slavko
Stuttgart - CCS 2012”. Jury chairman Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Simic— Work Group Bosnia and Herzegovina. And
mult. Péter Horváth (Horváth AG, IPRI gGmbH, director other Work Groups work also very hard organizing
of ICV Ideenwerkstatt) handed the prize to Hansgrohe meetings and gaining new valuable members!
controller team in IBM forum Ehningen during the con-
ference “Controlling Competence Stuttgart – CCS And we planned at least as much interesting events for
2012”. the next year! In this issue we present two of them —
dedicated especially for the non-German speaking mem-
bers: the VII International Controller Congress in Poznań
and a new regional event:1st Congress of the ICV in
Barcelona. I am looking forward to seeing you all there!
You will also get to know a man with an interesting pas-
sion. You would never guess what Conrad Günther, the
Managing Director of the ICV does in his free time! Next
ICV Board Member in the series presenting the Board
with the tongue in cheek is Conrad Günther.
Much pleasure while reading!
I wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy New
Year full of successes! I keep the faith that the
next year will be even more prosperous and
The Green-Controlling Prize of Péter Horváth Founda- rewarding for all of you!
tion was given for the second time during the southern
German ICV conference “Controlling Competence
Stuttgart”. The ICV had already taken up the theme Yours
of “Green Costs” in 2009 in his Innovators Panel, the Dr. Adrianna Lewandowska
“Idea Workshop”. A White Paper has already been pub-
lished in end of 2010. In the meantime some ICV
Work Group works go on with this topic. Péter ICV Board Member
Horváth’s Foundation in collaboration with International
Controller Association (ICV) will promote the most inno-
vative and most effective "green" controlling solution.
www.controllerverein.com Controlling - Creating Future
Publisher: International Controller Association ICV | Poznań Office
6. ICV Bulletin | December 2012
The ControllerPreis 2013 to be Controlling Newcomer Award 2012 ICV Mission Statement
taken—last month for admis-
sion! Controlling Newcomer Award 2012
goes to Sabine Rossegger, FH The ICV being a non-commercially
International Controller Association Joanneum Kapfenberg with the oriented association is the biggest
is starting advertising for Controller thesis "Modern budgeting, – Ade- controller organization in Europe.
-Preis 2013. Everybody can com- quate IT support for practical imple-
pete by submitting your controlling mentation". Controlling Newcomer
solutions. Award of International Controller ICV Key Objectives
Association (ICV) was held on 27
October during the conference The ICV as an active
"Innovation Controlling Berlin - CIB
international network
2012" it was awarded for the eighth
time. The key criteria were: acade- enhances the function
mic foundation, practical relevance of practically applied
of the problem, direct applicability controlling and the role
of developed recommendations in of the controller
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